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Tempe lands federal grant to make crash-prone stretch safer (opens the original)
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TEMPE, AZ — Tempe is receiving millions in federal funding to improve one of its most dangerous corridors as city data shows Baseline Road had among the most crashes in the city over a five-year period. The City Council formally accepted a federal Safe Streets and Roads for All grant last week to improve traffic flow and safety along Baseline. The more than $15 million project will be funded largely by the grant, with Tempe contributing over $3 million from bond funding. City data shows 340 cras
Tempe senior seeks help as flooding from canal embankment has damaged home for years (opens the original)
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TEMPE, AZ — A 69-year-old Tempe woman living in a retirement community says repeated flooding from a nearby canal embankment has damaged her home, ruined sentimental belongings, and cost her hundreds — if not thousands — of dollars. Shelly Yarbrough, a retired businesswoman and COVID widow who lives on a rented lot at Sage Point, reached out to ABC15 claiming she has not received support or assistance from the property manager. Heavy monsoon rain sends water and eroded dirt down a Salt River Pro
Tempe councilmembers, police chief at odds over proposed ALPR ban (opens the original)
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TEMPE, AZ — Residents packed a city council meeting Thursday as leaders debated a proposal that would make the city the first in Arizona to ban automated license plate reader cameras. The ordinance's first reading put two councilmembers at odds with two colleagues and the city's police chief. The ordinance would prohibit the city and law enforcement from purchasing or using the technology. Councilmember Bobby Nichols launched the proposal earlier this month, which would make Tempe the first Ariz
City fielding tenants for historic Tempe National Bank, Tempe Hardware Building on Mill Avenue (opens the original)
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TEMPE, AZ — The century-old Tempe National Bank building and the Tempe Hardware Building will soon be home to new businesses as the city fields offers for tenants to lease the spaces on Mill Avenue. Tempe acquired the bank building, built in 1912, in January and the neighboring hardware Building, built in 1898, in late June after the city council recently approved an ordinance authorizing the city to lease the buildings. ABC15 got the first look inside the historic buildings, located at 544 and
Parents press for answers from Tempe school district in Corona del Sol voyeurism case (opens the original)
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TEMPE, AZ — Parents remain frustrated after nearly a month has passed with few answers from the Tempe Union High School District amid a voyeurism investigation centered on Corona del Sol High School. Several parents took to the podium during the district governing board meeting on Wednesday night, pressing for a third-party investigation of district privacy safeguards, greater transparency and more thorough communication to families. Former district surveillance officer Antony Cruz stands accuse
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